Hello community!
This might be really straight forward but I'm struggling!
How do I set this up so that if A is selected and then B is selected on the same row, it will automatically uncheck A and vice versa.
I only ever want one check box to be checked for each row.
Checkbox1_1 = A
Checkbox1 = B
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Write this on DisplayMode of every Combobox:
On A:
If(Checkbox2_1.Value = false; Edit; Disabled)
On B:
If(Checkbox2.Value = false; Edit; Disabled)
Why dont you use a Radio Butotn instead? It would be easier
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Hi @Nogueira1306 - I'm planning to capture the responses into a SharePoint List and need them in separate columns instead of a single column using choices. But yes, that would make total sense to use radio buttons to save me this headache 😊
Is there a way to do this?
Write this on DisplayMode of every Combobox:
On A:
If(Checkbox2_1.Value = false; Edit; Disabled)
On B:
If(Checkbox2.Value = false; Edit; Disabled)
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